ppl. a. [UN-1 8.]
1. Not estranged in feeling.
1798. S. & Ht. Lee, Canterb. T., II. 513. Even if his heart should stand the test, and remain wholly uncorrupted, and unalienated.
1859. Farrar, J. Home, 414. An effort was made by his few remaining and unalienated friends to provide for him the means of emigration.
2. Not alienated or transferred in respect of ownership.
1851. Sir F. Palgrave, Norm. & Eng., I. 5. His resources … arose only from the very few royal domains as yet unalienated from the crown.
1887. Moloney, Forestry W. Africa, 6. The absence of compiled information of extent of lands sold and unalienated.
